Guiteau Trial Scene and Jones Arrest Stir New Court Fight
In Washington November 21 a chaotic day unfolds as Jones, the man seen near the Guiteau van, is not conclusively identified as the shooter and faces possible release. Guiteau’s trial resumes with courtroom tensions, Robison’s fallout, and Guiteau defending himself while insisting he is protected by a divine agent.
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WasHincron
City Hall
Jones
East Capitol
Flrst
Carsyt Aage
Capital Grounds
First Street
Gulteau
Johnson
Moe
Mynor
Guitenn
Jonexis
Guitean
Uni Waal
Nestian
Matt Ray
Charles J. Guitean
Wiiteh Goiteau
Abrashin
Court House
Reobroxson
Scoville
Robinson
Pears
Seavills
Guileau
Cox
Seville
Guiteau
Magruder
John DB
Townsend
Tahould
Goitean
Lmne
Dre Woodware and Lamb
Hey
Gaiteau
Aversta
Blaine
Congress
United Sites
Arthur
England
Bishop Whipple
New York
Lishay Whipple
Minnesota
Women’s Auxiliary Society
An 2S
Sr. Pat
Pioneer Press
Dumiuad
Wisconsin
Ed Maxwell
Columan Brothers
Anny
Ban Axtonio
Texas
Wilhelm
Flipper
Flippers
Mae
Super
Shafter
West Point
Tlee
Himer
Guard House
The Coveted Gavel and Speakership Rivalries
November 21 report from Washington outlines a crowded speaker race in the next House. Kasson gains eastern support while Keifer and Hiscock claim blocs. Jorgensen and Dexendorf pursue southern unity. Dunnell and Burrows cite solid bases. complex talks with southern delegates aim to rally 174 votes for the speaker.
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Wasnuxcton
Kasson
AOL
Hiscock
Keifer
Ohio
New Jersey
Orth Lu
New York
Burrows
Dunnell
Davis
Illinois
Jorgensen
Dexendorf
Confereice
Upsouthern
Virginia
Congress
Jedter
Hyattsmith
Brooklyn
Tsucdle
Ued
Randall
Missouri Marshal Kills Boonville Editor in Street Fight
Boonville Missouri, November 21 A Missouri marshal Thomas A McDeerman shot and killed A B Thornton editor of the Boonville News after an afternoon altercation in the street Thornton died from two shots McDeerman surrendered to police Meanwhile Tucker Basham of Independence disappeared amid threats and a high profile train robbery case involving the Glendale gang unfolds, with witnesses and a looming courthouse confrontation.
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Br. Lou
Boonville
Missouri
Republican
Thomas A. McDeernan
A. B. Thornton
McDeerman
Thornton
Deerman
Levis
Tucker Baxham
Trndependence
Glendale
Miss
Constitution
Litriz Rock
Hendersyn Lasanters
Ledh Warrikou
Wathouse
James Slaughter
Gathering of Irish in Chicago for national convention
Letters from prominent Irishmen across the United States signal a large Irish national convention planned in Chicago for November 30 and December 1 2. Local committees and Irish-American clubs mobilize to arrange accommodations, transport, and a public reception for Irish delegates and visiting MPs Healy and O Connor and Father Sheehey.
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Chicago
United States
Ovenber
Healy and O'Connor
James Sullivan
the Tribune
JW. Buright
Crooke
Agnew
Tuyen
Fnings
Chienga
Griffin Line to Macon Sold to Cole Syndicate
The Griffin Monticello and Madison railroad has been purchased by the Cole syndicate from Judge Lochrane’s company for about $10,000. The line will be built to Macon, crossing the Georgia railroad, and through rates are expected to be similar. Work will be pushed without delay as Griffin fears losing freight to rival routes. The Griffin stockholders and city had previously faced delays and doubts about completion of the project.
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CosTisi Sp
Freeélumn
Tunis
Reichsrith
Carrick
County Tipperary
Hurd League
Mecca
Vanitary Commission
Ballina
County Mayo
Ireland
Cuh-Commission
The
Land Court
Thames
Flynn
Te Yin
Died Zeeoghe Kih
Chamber of Deputies
Spain
Huescn
Cautrune
Pyrennes
Irance
M. Ribst
M. Paul Bert
M. Gambetta
Stafford
Thomas
George Howell
Nberals
Kalnoky
St.Petersburg
Herr von Kaller
Foreign Office
St. Petersburg
Signeg Depretis
Italian Council
Hulland
Huance
Holland
Press Association
Athlone
Darwin
Manchester
Sir Charles
W. Dike
Adder Fnreien
M.gambetw Moe
Gambetta
Geo People
Griffin
Madigon
Jackson
Butts
Georgia ‘Railroad
Madison
Qrifin
Partiéa
C. A. Lochrane
Cole
Maron
Mrcon
Atlanta
Macon
Buccorr
Noth
Cole Syndicate
Judge Lochrane
Griffin, Monticello and Madison Railroad
Georgia
Central Spada
Chicago
Buck
Bullock
Northwest
New South
Boone
Inter Ocean
Tayaa
Gna c
Titel Pd
Pier Nee Sipeney
Sherman
Nmuikert
Ilions New York
Committee On Permanent Organization
New England
Marylanders Banquet For Exposition Guests In Baltimore
Maryland exhibit association hosted a banquet in the exposition hotel dining room for visitors from Baltimore. Guests arrived from Whitehall station at 7:45 pm and enjoyed a formal reception, wine, and nuts. Toasts honored Maryland’s achievements, oiling a lively evening with remarks from notable attendees and a final rising vote of thanks to the committee.
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Fire Wool Growers
Concaner
National Wool Growers’ Association
National Association
Grand Union Hotel
New York
Bny
Maryland
Baltimore
Whiteho
Spe
Bosta
Guess
Cole
Bataan
Hon
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Ricl
Onsted Syith
J.C. Peck
Frank Apple
Redwin
Nuts’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Grasty
Courier-Jquie
Burke
Saban
Pelea `Elie
Cheap Travel Cuts to New York and Washington
Richmond and Danville reduces Atlanta to New York fare to 9 20 from 25, with Washington via same route around 13 50. Officials say the cut is permanent and aimed at competing lines, benefiting travelers to New York and Washington as demand shifts.
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Richmond
Danville
Atlanta
New York
Kennesaw
Fashington
Washington
Hve
O Ji
Otham
Cossrnyutios
Houston
Parson
Atlante
Dorth
B. W. Wrenn
Grewenten
Tran
Captain Whit Anderson Dead A Noted Georgia Frontiersman
The Concordian reports the death of Captain Whit Anderson, a famed Georgian figure born in Lumpkin County. A veteran of the Mexican War and Civil War service, he later held public office in Atlanta as marshal and sheriff, noted for bravery and generous kindness.
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Whit Andeson
Whit” Anderson
Kakelerile
Lumpkin County
Georgia
California
Atlanta
Atlant
Richmond
Anderson
Milledze- Ville
Senate
Shrierniy
Iust
Perkertor
Sherman T
Captain Anderson
Thinef
Bitsy
National Exhibitors Debate on Southern Resources
A large audience attended a Senate Chamber meeting of the National Exhibitors last night. The discussion focused on the resources of the South with strong remarks by New York's Atene Shi and supportive points from traveling speaker Dusinberré. The meeting adjourned after a brief address on educational attractions and possible improvements.
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Asa Peiition
Senate
Eas
Ane
Pertek
New York
Dusinberré
Catest
Atchison
Topeka
Rania Fe
Re Ores
Hemessing
Educational Attractions Association
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Aguis
Dofrins
Ugy
Angoun
Sound Police
CoLusacs
Harris County
Nances
Denson
Osborne Pitts
Jay
Kichuoxp
Michael Edellut
Germany
Anne Edelbiut
Inpianapolis
David Croman
William Logan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Apsville
Terma Hate
William French
John Short
James Reilly
Angelo Gapetto
Judge Bailey
Indianapolis
Elisha T. Lutie
George Vischer
Frank Neitzel
Watertown
Wis
Auguet Neltsel
Lonpor
Oldham
Messrs
Moody and
San
Moody and Sinkey
de Brgus
Piecculnd
Marcalus
Referee
Scott
Admiral Glynn
Shracening
Miss Neilson
Sss
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Saton
Disea
Nerator Merman
Senator Sherman
Colonel Wooley
Me. Eggleston
Henesley
Barlot
BaiziMore
Jamey L. Ridgely
Sovereign Grand Lodge
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Tillotson
Yourman
PY Hall Sweet
Luther
Glenn
Delega- Hons
Ee Hisige
Columbia
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Port Calnoun
E. P. Dorr
Buffalo
Toledo
Peter Pufresne
Buffislo
Capiain
James Renand
St. Catherines
Lon
Amnad
American Public Health Association
Tnnted
Mnieral
Washindtox
Edgar M. Marble
Patents
Marble
Western Tacitic Railroad Company
South Carolina
Postmanster General
SavasNait
James
City Exchange
Florida
Dilck Little
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Kansas
Dick Litte
Little
Newark Hawk
Newark
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Mechanics’ Bank
Benjamin F. Butler
Rogers
Pryor 2S
Pitexburg
Grifin
Judge Locrons
Oase
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Whit Anderson
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